Brothers, let's be clear: I'm not here to show off. The money in the crypto world comes as quickly as it goes. I was able to go from 3000U to 280000U, and it's not luck that got me there; it's these five life-saving iron rules etched in my bones.
Contracts are a double-edged sword—capable of turning someone overnight from zero to hero, but also of wiping them out completely. My approach is actually quite extreme: I split 300U into ten parts, taking only 30U at 100x leverage each time. If the direction is right, one point can double my money; if wrong, that capital goes straight to zero. It’s a high-risk operation, but as long as I adhere to the iron rules, I can survive steadily on the edge.
First rule: if you are wrong, cut losses; never hold on stubbornly.
When I first entered the market, I once exploded my position twice because I held onto the lucky mindset of 'waiting for a rebound.' The market never spares those who rely on luck; when it reaches the stop-loss point, decisively exit, accept the loss, which is much more dignified than stubbornly holding on, and it better preserves the capital for recovery.
Second rule: if you make five mistakes in a row, stop immediately.
When the market is chaotic, stubbornly holding on is just giving away money. I set a 'circuit breaker' for myself: as soon as I make five consecutive mistakes, I immediately shut down the computer and take a break. When I check again the next day, the previously chaotic market is often clear, avoiding further losses in emotional turmoil.
Third rule: withdraw after earning 3000U.
The numbers in the account are all virtual; if not put in your pocket, they may evaporate at any time. I set a strict rule for myself: every time I earn enough 3000U, I will at least withdraw half. Only the money that is secured is real profit, and the rest can be used for speculation, which helps in maintaining a stable mindset.
Fourth rule: only trade trends, do not touch volatility.
In a one-sided trend, 100x leverage is a rocket that boosts profits; in a volatile market, it is a meat grinder that collects funds. If I can't see a clear direction, I prefer to 'play dead' and wait until the trend is clear before entering the market; hitting the target with certainty is far more reliable than blindly experimenting.
Fifth rule: position size should not exceed 10% of the principal.
Don’t think you can win by going all-in; the premise of winning is to survive first. I only trade 30U each time, I can afford to lose, and when I win, I can hold on steadily. With lighter positions, my mindset won’t panic, and my operations won’t go off track.
To be honest: contracts are never a shortcut to overnight wealth, but a long battle that requires patience. Don't wait until you are liquidated to regret; engrave these five iron rules in your heart, and only then will you have the right to laugh last in the crypto world.
Follow me, I don’t brag, I don’t make empty promises, I only share real experiences that can help you survive in the market.
